A shared plan. Not your whole life.
Bring Bob into a group conversation without bringing your private memories along.
A personal AI assistant being built to understand what you need, remember what matters, and help you get things done.
A little hello from the future. In development.

At home in a device.
With you in the conversation.
Neither should getting things done.
A thought in the kitchen. A message on the way out. A plan coming together with your people. Bob is being built to keep the thread, so you can get on with your day.
One dinner. Four ways to keep it going.
Illustrative conversationsSay what you want to do. Bob helps turn the thought into a useful next step.
Your preferences shouldn’t need a reintroduction. Bob’s memory is designed to bring useful context into your next conversation.
A preference stays in memory. A dinner date belongs in your calendar. And a private conversation stays separate from the group.
“I prefer
vegetarian food.”
“How about a roasted vegetable pasta?”
Interactive memory illustrationFor Dad making tomorrow’s plans. For you with flour on your hands. For anyone who would rather live their life than navigate another menu.
A little more independenceMeet Sam for coffee
Pick up the garden plants
Being useful starts with knowing the boundaries.
Bring Bob into a group conversation without bringing your private memories along.
See what’s remembered. Keep what helps. Ask Bob to forget what doesn’t.
Useful actions, questions when details are missing, and an ambition to ask before consequential steps.
Bob is a personal AI assistant being built around a device at home. Say what you need, let Bob use the relevant context, and get help with the next step. Text, shared conversations and planned phone calls extend that experience.
Not yet. Bob is in development. The device shown here is a design concept, not the final hardware. Pricing, specifications and a release date haven't been announced.
That's the intention. Device and web conversations have prototype foundations. Phone calls and connections to external messaging apps are planned; the text example represents Bob's own chat.
Private conversations and shared spaces are separate. The current Olexa foundation excludes personal memory from group replies. Sharing should be deliberate, with the right context going to the right people.
Helping across the apps you use is part of the longer-term vision. These integrations aren't confirmed for Bob's first release. Our examples focus on calendar events, tasks and remembered preferences.
Something helpful is taking shape.
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In development · Release date and pricing to come